3 IOT (Internet of Things) jobs

    Serchek Mullingar is seeking an Electronics engineer to work on industrial equipment. Working from a central location, equipment is brought back to our workshop in Mullingar for repair, refurbishment and refitting. This role is 70% field based supporting a multi-disciplinary repairs and installations team comprising Mechanical, Electrical and Automation engineers.  The successful candidate will have had a minimum of 3 years' previous experience working on PCB' repairs and automation in an industrial setting is also essential. Must have a recognised qualification in Electronics.  Full driver's licence would be an advantage.    Applications by 20.10.23

Senior Java / Cloud Engineer Ericsson leads the development of the mobile world. Our innovations in 5G technologies enable telecom networks to transform intelligent societies and industries. When joining our team at Ericsson you are empowered to learn, lead and perform at your best, crafting the future of technology. Ericsson prides itself in fostering a workplace that supports well-being, collaboration, innovation and productivity – whether it is in the office or remote, online or in person. This is a place where you're encouraged as your own perfectly unique self, and celebrated for the skills, talent, and perspective you bring to the team. Are you in? Our Great Opportunity Are you a hardworking Senior Java Engineer working with Java Microservices? We are looking for you to lead a team of Java engineers building scalable, highly available network management features for 5G networks. You will be working as part of a multi-functional team, developing full-stack...

Volunteer at our Dojo There are lots of ways for volunteers to support our computer coding club: they can plan coding sessions, promote sessions locally, communicate with parents, decide on learning resources, mentor young coders, and organise the space. You don’t need to be a programmer or technology specialist to get involved! Lots of volunteers are parents and guardians of Dojo participants, and they start with no technical experience. Our Dojos benefit from having volunteers with different skills, backgrounds, and levels of knowledge to support and encourage kids and teens.